dead heat

But it was almost a dead heat in the early line.

I thought they should have called it a dead heat.

Does this mean they are really in a dead heat?

In 1968 there was a dead heat for the win.

Those two shows seem likely to stay in a dead heat throughout the season.

The race for attorney general is in a dead heat.

In the event of a dead heat a second cup is on hand.

In the beginning of the general election, it was a dead heat.

Now he is in a dead heat for the big prize.

The first time I flew for business was in the dead heat of summer.

Since his lead is only three percentage points, it's being called a dead heat.

The poll found the race to be a dead heat at this point.

Tough stuff, that, and the race was soon a dead heat.

But most polls show the two parties almost in a dead heat.

The difference is small enough that the results could be called a statistical dead heat.

So, the riders' race was a dead heat with one week to go.

Last year, the attorney general race was a dead heat going into the convention.

Democratic polls taken this week show the race to be a dead heat.

A similar poll taken a month earlier showed them to be in a dead heat.

Cambridge won in 1876 and the 1877 race was the only ever dead heat.

This time, those on both sides say the contest is a dead heat.

On the day after the third and final presidential debate, the race was still considered a dead heat.

They declared the race a dead heat, or a tie, between the two.

But a poll from Wisconsin has the two men in a dead heat.

Processed cheese, on the other hand, is a dead heat.